Editors Reply to Opponents About Campus News Ethics
Editors Sam Hanson and Albert Gillesby defend the Ydaho Outlaw against charges of sensationalism and insist the paper published legitimate campus news. They cite a Story on Sherman Lowe’s ineligibility, bribery claims about four men for editorship, and a Don Baldwin note, arguing opponents retaliate with wording quibbles over a reward offer.
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Ydaho
Sam Hanson
Albert Gillesby
the Bengal
Sherman Lowe
Duane Pennoyer
Pocatello
Harry Whitten
Blackfoot
Garth Bramwell
Hamer
Glendon Davis
Parma
Arthur Smith
Rupert
Leslie McQuain
Don Baldwin
McQuain
Baldwin
E. J. Baldwin
School of Letters and Science
Idaho Southern
Smith
Swimmer Drowns At Crystal Hot Lake Utah
In Salt Lake City June 4, Robert Delong aged 28 drowned during a swim at Crystal Hot Lake in Utah County. His body was recovered four hours after he sank yesterday.
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Salt Lake City
Crystal Hot Lake
Utah County
Robert Delong
Card of Thanks for floral tributes after death
The Moon family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness after the death of their husband and father. They also thank for the beautiful floral tributes. Mrs. Roy Moon and Family.
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Roy Moon
Walter Marty to Attempt Comeback at Princeton Meet
Walter Marty world high jump record holder and Olympic hopeful will make his latest comeback at the Princeton invitation meet on June 13. The event marks a return effort as he pursues a spot on the American Olympic team.
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San Francisco
Walter Marty
Princeton
Private sale of Bannock real estate in Willecke estate
Nellie M Willecke executrix announces private sale of Albert F Willecke estate real property in Pocatello Idaho to highest bidder. Describes parcels Lot 10 Block 883 Lot 10 Block 116 Lot 19 and South 12 feet Lot 14 Block 918 and Lots 1 2 Block 445 Townsite of Pocatello with 10 percent bid cash and rest by cash or mortgage terms. Sale June 24 1936 after Probate Court confirmation.
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Bannock County
State of Idaho
Albert F. Willecke
Nellie M. Willecke
Idaho
Jones, Pomeroy & Jones
Center
Main Streets
Pocatello
Pocatelo
Center and
City of
Nellie M Erecatrix
Vacation plans and local notices fill town brief
Duane Farmer will spend three months vacationing in the Ozark mountains of Arkansas. Special services for the Fort Hall Indians are set for Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Local residents plan trips to Yellowstone and Jackson Hole. Police court sees multiple cases including Donna Harris on reckless driving and intoxication pleas. Community notices include union meetings, forfeit data, and a look at county election filing windows.
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Duane Farmer
North Johnson
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Fort Hall
Presbyterian Church
John E. Spencer
Willie Broncho
Tom Colvin
Bannock County
Tom Batson
North Third
Broncho
William Ryan
G. E. Hansen
Local CCC and court notes and social visits in Pocatello area
Doctor Fred P. Hoskyn inspects CCC education near Salmon Challis Forney Mackay and Bonanza. Chaplain Claude Acree reports from Alpine Wyoming welfare CCC camp. Mrs Kurt Strobelt and daughters visit Mr and Mrs Jay Masters of North Main. Edna Jarboe and John C Dwyer receive a Bannock county marriage license. Helen Harper seeks divorce from Leonard Harper with custody request. James Monroe jailed on bouncing check charge in Bannock county. Major Charles Owens assigned to Pocatello CCC duties from Ninth Corps San Francisco, after Ft George Wright service.
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Fred P. Hoskyn
Pocatello CCC
CCC
Salmon, Challis, Forney, Mackay
Bonanza
Claude F. Acree
Alpine
Wyoming
Kurt Strobelt
Bonnie
Shirley Jean
Ogden
Jay Masters
North Main Street
Strobelt
Mrs. Masters
Edna Jarboe
John C. Dwyer
Pocatello
Bannock
Miss Jarboe
Pocaello
Dwyer
James F. Monroe
Bannock County
Justice Court
Monroe
W. L. Meacham
Erton, Wash
Ninth Corps
Presidio of
San Francisco
Charles Owens
4Th U. S. Infantry
Ft. George Wright
Spokane
Washington
Idaho
Pocatello Civilian Conservation Corps
Owens
Ft. George
Local notices and court cases in Pocatello area
Local officials report Major Owens expected within ten days. YMCA boards delay meetings to June 12. Brotherhood picnic postponed due to weather. Paul Crocker bound over on forgery charge for $35 check. Cheese coated popcorn ad and travel notes follow. CCC enrollees work on Bear Creek grounds and Antelope Creek improvements. Pocatello police report May arrests by category with intoxication leading at 81 cases.
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Paul Crocker
L. T. Rose
Fifth District Court
William Hinckley
Elsie Wilkes
Crocker
Bannock County
CCC
Ross Creek
Bear Creek
Antelope Creek
Court Docket Lists Multiple Offenses Including Immorality Solicitation
Court records show charges including solicitation for immoral purposes and peddling without a city license. Other counts include obtaining goods under false pretenses, selling beer after midnight, and grand larceny. Additional infractions cover trespassing Mann Act violations and various traffic violations with penalties listed such as reckless driving improper parking and running stop signs.
Black Legion Kidnaping Verdicts Raise New Charges in Detroit
Detroit reports fifteen men charged in a new Black Legion kidnapping, with three in custody and one confessing that Robert Penlan of Ecorse was abducted and lashed. Dayton Dean vows guilty pleas for Poole murder, disputing co defendants. Harvey Davis questions Dean's account and claims Dean acted without mob sanction.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Duncan C. McCrea
Robert Penlan
Ecorse
Dayton Dean
The
Charles A. Poole
Dean
Harvey Davis
Poole
Davis
WPA
Ervin D. Lee
Pool
Four Injured in Haifa Bombings Target Jewish Bus
Four persons were injured when a Jewish-owned bus was bombed in Haifa, and the Haifa post office was also attacked. The incident occurred June 4 with PAL COR reporting.
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Jerusalem
Palcor
Haifa
Mangrum and Runyan Lead United States Open Field
Mangrum and Runyan shared the first round lead at the United States Open in Baltusrol New Jersey both shooting three under par 69. Ray Mangrum Day ton Ohio and Paul Runyan matched the course record early then slipped back tying for the lead while others mixed in a high scoring spree behind them.
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Baltusros Golf Club
Springfield
N. J
Ray Mangrum
Dayton
Ohio
Paul Runyan
Runyan
Mashie Niblick
Mangrum
Henry Picard
Hershey
Johnny Revolta
Chicago
P. G. A. Victor
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
Tom Kerrigan
Bronxville
N. Y
Strike Spreads to 25000 Workers in Antwerp Demands
A June 4 strike in Antwerp expands as 25,000 dock workers and new recruits from ship painters metal and transport unions demand higher wages. The action widens union participation and targets key port operations.
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Antwerp
Belgium
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Levi Wildcat
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Idaho Falls
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Jewel Bulova
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Fifth District
Leonard Harper
Kansas City
U. P. Monthly Safety
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Ymca. Board
French and Parker
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A. H. Aamoth
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Gordon's
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